What does I-140 mean?
I’ve heard that filing for a green card involves filing I-140 — I’d like to know what I-140 actually means.
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I’ve heard that filing for a green card involves filing I-140 — I’d like to know what I-140 actually means.
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I-140 is, simply put, the petition form filed to obtain immigrant status (a green card) through employment. So the following categories of people go through the I-140 process:
Eligibility includes:
A. Someone seeking to obtain a green card (immigrant status) through an employer sponsor
B. Someone qualifying under EB-1A or EB-2 NIW as a highly qualified individual, filing independently for a green card without a sponsor
Those falling under either of these two categories go through the I-140 process.